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The former CEO of the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation, Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and the Chief Financial Officer, Vimlesh Sagar, are scheduled to enter their pleas in October at the Suva Magistrates Court.
Sayed-Khaiyum has been charged with one count of office abuse and general dishonesty, leading to a loss.
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He is accused of initiating five legal proceedings without the knowledge and approval of the FBC board of directors. Between July 2017 and January 2023, the company experienced a revenue gain of $138,813.
However, he pursued legal cases that were not in the interest of FBC, resulting in a loss of $138,813.37.
Sagar, on the other hand, is charged with one count of general dishonesty, which resulted in a loss. He is accused of approving a $15,075 payment to R Patel Lawyers, knowing it would cause a loss.
Additionally, he is accused of circumventing the tender process in FBC’s finance manual. Which he procure a vehicle for $207,470, which was prejudicial to FBC’s rights.
Sagar is also accused of purchasing a vehicle worth $84,470, not in the interest of FBC, knowing it would cause a loss.
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